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MICHAEL BODO et al.: COMPARISON OF CIRCULATORY STRESS...
value of SI for all three bandage treatments, for systolic and diastolic blood
pressures and for the Kerdo-index.
Figure 3: Changes in circulatory variables 30 minutes after injury. Changes in SI,
heart rate, carotid-femoral interval, EKG-femoral interval, diastolic, systolic pressures,
Kerdo-index and pulse pressures were compared among bandage formulations
and among circulatory modalities. No change (horizontal line) = 100%.
The SI was the parameter with highest percentage change, but no differences
in SI were noted among the bandage groups. A partial explanation
for this result may be that SI was abnormally high under control conditions
(extreme physiological stress imposed by the aorta bleeding model).
NS = non-significant. No change (horizontal line) = 100%.
Figure 4: Changes in circulatory variables in the salmon and liposome groups 60
minutes after injury. Changes in circulatory parameters were examined 60 minutes
following injury and treatment with the salmon or the liposome dressings. Statistical
significance was calculated to determine the difference in performance between the
original salmon protein bandage formulation and the protein-liposome formulation
as judged by circulatory parameters.
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